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Divorce & Family Law

Compassionate guidance through divorce, child custody, alimony, and court marriages. We explain every step clearly before it happens.

What We Handle

1

You and your spouse have agreed to divorce by mutual consent

2

You need guidance on child custody and visitation arrangements

3

Your spouse has refused to pay court-ordered alimony

4

You want to register a court marriage in Kathmandu

5

A family member is disputing inheritance distribution

6

You need a protection order due to domestic circumstances

Why Choose Us for Divorce & Family Law

Experienced in Kathmandu Courts

We have extensive experience handling divorce & family law matters in Kathmandu District Court and higher courts.

Clear Communication in Nepali & English

We explain your options in plain language so you understand every step before it happens.

Free Initial Consultation

Book a free consultation to discuss your matter. No commitment required, transparent fee quote provided.

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Adv. Sushila Khanal

Senior Advocate — Family & Property Law

Nepal Bar Council Reg. No. 12XXX
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a divorce cost in Nepal?+

Mutual consent divorce is generally more affordable than contested divorce. Costs include court fees, lawyer fees, and documentation charges. We provide a complete fee breakdown during your free consultation.

How long does the divorce process take in Nepal?+

Mutual consent divorce typically takes 3–6 months. Contested divorce can take 1–3 years depending on case complexity and court scheduling.

Can I get child custody as a father in Nepal?+

Nepali law prioritises the best interests of the child. While mothers often receive custody of young children, fathers can obtain custody by demonstrating their ability to provide a stable environment. Each case is evaluated on its merits.

What is the process for court marriage in Kathmandu?+

Court marriage requires both parties to submit applications with required documents to the District Court. The process involves public notice, witness statements, and a court appearance. We handle the entire registration process.

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